Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

W Va HNN btutlll W DtllulTG Doodle.
Miss Jessie Wiley returned to her home
in the country yesterday.
Rev. w. $. Campbell organizes a new
church society tomorrow evening.
Virgo Morgan is in hard luck. The
glass house that engaged him is busted
and he can't get the money due him.
The Bellaire Building and Loan Com
pany is very near seven years old.
\ solicitor for the Pittsburg Commercial
Grzctte was in town hunting new subscrib-
ers.
Walter Lewis has accepted a position in
krait's jewelry store.
The planning mill has been running
steadily but business is only moderate.
Two line items are numerous to-day
but our machine won't furnish anything
better.
The members of the Christian Church
want to fix the interior of the edifice.
RumOred that II OF our well known
doctors will soon succumb to Cupid.
The Andes excursion tomorrow evening
will have two bands.
Mr.. Gus Baer will shortly beSunited in
wedlock to Il young lady of the Fourth
ward.
The circulating library will be at Parks
x Dickens store.
Crozier Bros. are doing 4 fine business
in brick this season.
John Sullivan will continue to operate
the coal bank OF Sullivan x Kinds.
Miss Ella Armstrong has been quite i'll
of nervous trouble.
f. V. Honeywell likes his new home in
the country.
The banquet of the Alumni Association
will take place Tuesday evening.
Harry Mccoy passed through the city
on his way to the NailerS' Convention at
pittSburg.
Work ON the brick part of James Tall
mans new building will begin this week.
Will Mills has about recovered from his
late accident.
Will Seals and wife will 20 to house
keeping in the Fourth ward.
Pat Kahn is now doing the circular work
for the Independent.
The society gent can almost put in 4
full week. Something on the tapis for
every night.
The swampy land near the stamping
company could easily be filled up.
The Windsor Hotel will serve the deli
cacics for the banquet.
The new library opens with 800 books
tomorrow.
las. Sellars has deferred improvements
on his gallery until next spring.
Indian Run was on 4 rampage twice last
week. Too much rain.
Isaac Picket has built a blacksmith shop
near the planning mill.
This is Floral Sunday in First NJ. f..
Church.
Friday night about a million little bugs
made a visit to Bellaire and have been
here since.
Mrs. Lilly Kirkpatrick's new double
brick is nearing completion.
The tajlorS can now take Il breath until
fall.
Schramm Bros. have made some nice
improvements in their grocery.
The building formerly occupied by John
Mccartney has a Shingle out that reads For
Rent
Gradually Rose Hill is being covered
with new houses.
Z. Hrailley's new hearse is now COM
pleted. 1t Is something new and its maker
spent four years on it.
The rise in the river set most of the
shamty boats alloat.
\ number Of our people attended the
picnic Of the glasS-workerS on the Island
yesterday.
Heil's meat store, First ward, will he
moved it the city cnlargcs the street that
runs to the school-houSe.
Arrangements are already being made
for Fourth OF July celebrations.
Vim. Roberts has opened II tin store in
the First ward.
VIM. DuttOn will not start the Republi-
can paper he contemplated.
The Barnard lime kiln is in operation
again.
Geo. Romack's cut hand is getting along
nicely.
Bellaire does not take the interest IN the
iron workers animal picnic that she used
To.
II you have more cash than You want
start a grocery on the credit system.
Prots. Jones and Wenncr will spend their
vacation at their homes.
w. X. Naylor mas returned from a trip
TO Cleveland.
Again the talk Of new c. & +. shops is
revived.
The property owners will have TO wres-
tie with big taxes for the next several
years.
Joseph Carter has had his office nicely
repaired.
The Globes are still open for games with
any ball club in this section.
The Union window glass works will
close this tire with a very small stock.
The second heating furnace of the nail
works is completed.
The Princess brought down q crowd to
the Fair from Wheeling last night.
Bellaire now has two banks that are
firSt-claSs.
There is talk of Forcplugh coming here
this summer.
4 small boy gave a bouquet of flowers
to his teacher on Friday, rs he said, be
she had given him 100 in deport-
ment. The boy forgot that he earned the
high grade.
The older Gus Hartenstein's new pleas
ure reeOrt gets the more popular it will
become.
The school hoy is now good for a three
months LOAF.
Miss Rosa Shannafelt will 90 to Ianes-
vile to attend clerical duties for her
The winter passed and we had not one
home dramatic troupe.
The Martins Ferry barrel works form
erly GrodhauSr is full up with orders.
The independent thinks it is likely we
will rot have any boat races this sum
mer.
The Union window glass works will put
in new learS.
Arthur McClaiu is busy laying new pave
.ents on Union street.
Burr's Mills tent owners will have 4
ricnic this week.
Fillmore HeIslcy is giving his whole
time to the newspaper business.
Looks rs if the i. Il. X c. road would
undergo repairs before the street railway.
In Mrs. Taupel's case in court all points
were decided in the lady'S favor.
Miss Lucy Robinson, Of Wheeling, and
Miss Flora Williams, of Martins Ferry,
will sing at the commencement.
The C. X =. agent, Mr.. Rederer, will
send small packages to Martins Ferry, on
the accommodation, for 10 and II cents.